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Alhaji Kabiru Fagge edita ne a Sashen Hausa, kuma shi ne ke jagorancin shirin "Ilimi Garkuwar Dan Adam"... Alhaji Kabiru Fagge is an editor at the Hausa Service, and he hosts the program “Education is the Shield of Humanity” ...
You have already seen the first half of this sentence. The conjunction kuma is used to mean and or also here, introducing the second clause.
Note that shi ne ke is short for shi ne yake. The pronouns that end in -ke are able to be shortened to ke when it is already clear who the subject is. Note that when a verb phrase follows ne or ce, this generally requires the relative pronoun (the -ke form).
The verb jagorancin (to lead, to host) takes the terminal -n because it is in the present (continuous) tense and followed by an object.
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